Updated on: Oct 21, 2026, 00:33:33 IST By HT News Desk Prefer HTon Google Share via Copy link Delhi Police Special Cell arrested four more accused on Tuesday in connection with the October 18 firing at actor Tiger Shroff’s car in Mumbai.
Following the Delhi Police action, the four accused in the shooting case were formally arrested by the Mumbai Police's CID unit.
A forensic team collects samples from the spot where shots were fired at actor Tiger Shroff, in Mumbai on Sunday. (Photo for representation) (ANI ) The accused, Kunal, 21, Sumit, 19, Radha, 23, and Babita, 23, were apprehended in Delhi and Haryana.
Radha and Babita allegedly travelled to Mumbai with the weapon.
Mumbai Police’s CID formally arrested all four after court approval and secured three days’ transit remand for further investigation.
The suspects were tracked down and caught from Kota in Rajasthan on Monday morning as they were planning to flee to Nepal.
Following the arrest, the police said that the motive of the shooting was being ascertained, while the way Shroff was attacked, the assailants planned to kill him.
The accused have been identified as Rehan alias Sukka, from Sonipat in Haryana; Hritik Kurmi alias Roshan, originally from Begusarai in Bihar and living in Mumbai; and Phool Singh from Haryana.
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